Wenatchee Symphony Orchestra Launches A Hopeful New Season
The 2025-26 season for the Wenatchee Valley Symphony Orchestra (WVSO) opens September 27th, with performances through April of 2026.
Executive Director Anton Zotov said in a news release the 79th season of WVSO is dubbed "Season of Hope." The upcoming season will feature concerts, world-class artists, and exciting collaborations under the leadership of Music Director Nikolas Caoile
Zotov says audiences will enjoy a mix of timeless masterpieces and contemporary works.
“This season is all about the joy of being in the concert hall, where music becomes an experience you feel as much as you hear, from grand, triumphant symphonies to intimate moments of breathtaking beauty, we invite audiences to experience the power and thrill of your Wenatchee Symphony Orchestra.” -- Anton Zotov
Pink Martini Performs with the Symphony
Pink Martini graces the stage with their eclectic blends of jazz, world music, and vintage pop for two incredible performances, accompanied by WVSO in January.
2025-2026 Concert Calendar
September 27, 2025
Featuring excerpts of Tchaikovsky's music, including The Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, and the 1812 Overture. The production will recreate historical events from the composer’s life and dance performances from his famous ballets.
October 25, 2025
An evening of the John Williams scores behind the Star Wars films. Michael Giacchino’s Rogue One score.
December 11-14, 2025
The traditional Tchaikovsky Nutcracker features the performers with the Fabulous Feet Academy of Ballet.
January 24-25,, 2026
Pink Martini has thrilled audiences in Wenatchee before but never with a symphony. The band's repertoire rises to new heights when the WVSO joins the list of more than 50 orchestras from around the world to accompany them
March 7, 2026
A concert including traditional American folk songs, a tribute to the mighty Columbia River, and a new work: Rhapsody in Red, White, & Blue (featuring pianist Jeffrey Biegel).
April 18, 2026
2027 marks 200 years since Beethoven’s death, but no one knows the name of the recipient of his famous Immortal Beloved letter. The concerto explores three possible women in a new, multi-movement concerto.
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For tickets and more information, visit: wenatcheesymphony.com
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